My bad on "musasa"

I realized I violated one of my rules anyway.  "musa"
agglutinates; it never stands alone as an adjective.
So, if "musa" did stand alone, then it could quite
easily be construed as the funky
possessive-accusative-noun thingy (I know what I
mean), a root as a word, which is rare but acceptable
in Kayasanoda. So, no "musasa".

Clint

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